Roxio DVDit Pro HD, User Manual

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Chapter 7 Creating and editing menus
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Aligning menu objects
You can use the Align commands to align selected object relative to each other, or relative to
the menu.
To align menu objects:
1. On the menu displayed in the Preview window, select the objects you want to align. For
example, to center a text label under a button, select the button and the label.
2. If you want to align the objects relative to the menu, first select DVD Menus > Align >
Relative to Menu.
3. Choose one of the DVD Menus > Align options:
- Align Left, Align Right, Align Top, or Align Bottom: Aligns the objects’ left,
right, top, or bottom sides, respectively. If the Relative to Menu option is selected,
the objects align to the Text Safe guide.
- Center Horizontally: Moves the objects horizontally so their centers are aligned
vertically (for example, use this option when centering a button’s text label above
or below the button). If the Relative to Menu option is selected, the objects align to
the center of the menu.
- Center Vertically: Moves the objects vertically so their centers are aligned
horizontally (for example, use this option when centering a button’s text label
halfway down one side of the button). If the Relative to Menu option is selected, the
objects align to the center of the menu.
Distributing menu objects
The Align commands also let you distribute objects across the menu so they are spaced at
equal intervals.
To distribute menu objects:
1. On the menu displayed in the Preview window, select the objects you want to distribute.
2. If you want to distribute the objects relative to the menu, first choose DVD Menus >
Align > Relative to Menu.
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